Subject: Best route to a better monthly rate

From: Affordable Home Program <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 13:44:44 -0700

Attn Property Owner,

Obama has made large strides in stabilizing the housing market. 
The Fed has dropped rates for the 4th quarter. 

With rates now at 2.7%, you now have a variety of programs 
available to you. 

Monthly-Rate Calculating Tool - http://www.retstate.com/anemones/concertos/spontaneity/churls/meditative.htm

Regards, 

Affordable Home Program Updates

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I have a dilemma. I am finding it so hard to decide what to do. At the end of 2013 I went to Thailand for 5 weeks and just traveled around Thailand. It's now nearly a year later and ever since I returned I have wanted nothing more then to go back and see more 
Here's the thing I want to go back at the end of 2015 for 4-6 months and travel as much of Asia as possible starting in Singapore working north. With a month on top for volunteering at a pet sanctuary in Koh lanta. 
I am a trained engineer so will be chucking away a decent paid job. I would like to think on return it wouldn't be that hard to find another job as I am trained in a specialist field. I'm 24 at the moment and will be 26 once I get back with no job no  and still living at home (I live at home now ).

I have searched for hours and found a few peoples advice but not really in regards to having a career and being my age when returning Take the leap and go. You are only in your 20s and guess there is no serious attachment so before this does happen see and travel as much as you can. I never started earlier enough and was in my 50s before I took the plunge and now go where I possibly can. I have seen and done and met so many people in the last 10 years and hoping on at least a further 10 - 15 years of travel.
Go and enjoy while you can, there will always be a job somewhere doing